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Has anyone here any knowledge about this trainer eith good or bad. I am interested in doing a residential course and wondered about this one ?
By theemx
Date 20.03.12 15:00 UTC

Ask me on Sunday - I am going on a four day course with him, starting thursday! (I am excited and terrified in equal measure to be honest, not because of him, but because I am a social wimp!).

excellent which one have you booked and where ? Dogs are brilliant to help with the social stuff dont worry it will be fine
By marisa
Date 20.03.12 15:48 UTC
Have been on several of his courses, including a 5 dayer, all excellent imo. I now live about 15 mins from him, pure coincidence lol. Moira Rogerson held a Susanne Jaffa w/end at their house last July so can also say I know his house a little bit too now lol.

Thank you Marisa looking good I would say now waiting to here what thee mix has to say. I am looking at a couple in andover as that in a round about way is nearer to me in Surrey
By theemx
Date 20.03.12 16:03 UTC

Its the Puppy development one in Birmingham - ill be fine once i GET there (at the Ian Dunbar seminar I went to I was even brave enough to ask sensible questions in front of looooads of people!) its the neurotic worrying before thats the problem. I can find a MILLION things to panic about, all of which are utterly stupid!
By JeanSW
Date 20.03.12 17:04 UTC

With the posts I've read from theemx when helping folks questions on training and behaviour, I am sure that it will be a breeze and you will be fine. Enjoy it! :-)
By marisa
Date 20.03.12 19:23 UTC
You will have a lovely time meeting like minded people and learning lots. Whats not to like? lol (PS Well jel, as they say on FB lol)
By Lacy
Date 20.03.12 19:55 UTC

Very envious of you both, look forward to what you both have to say. Good luck and enjoy.
Oh that sounds fun chris!If you decide to go,let me know how you get on!
By Celli
Date 20.03.12 21:13 UTC

I can't say as I agree with all his views,but I still think he's one of the "good un's" he was brilliant a few years ago when the rescue my friend ran got him in for an aggressive dog, really practical and down to earth, really nice guy, and very entertaining at his seminars.
By marisa
Date 20.03.12 23:15 UTC
Yes, in the early days there was a lot of dominance theory floating around but pleased to say most people worked out that dogs weren't trying to take over the planet and if they ate before you or slept on your bed it didn't mean that you were below them in the pecking order lol.
By theemx
Date 21.03.12 03:00 UTC

I am getting really excited now - I am going with a friend (internet friend I have met a few times and 'known' for years) so it will be four solid days and evenings of dog behaviour/dog training talk!
By tohme
Date 21.03.12 08:21 UTC
John is a good trainer, behaviourist and was a great competitor and judge, also the first KCAI (BehAWTA) if I remember correctly.
If you are lucky, you will learn a lot and enjoy yourself.
Very jealous,here!I hope you have a lovely time!
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